AN OPEN LETTER TO THE HIGH PONTIFF

[GhostSHTR 1205]

5 minutes ago, Dogged said:

A certain cannonist Urguani vassal leader smirked. "I don't even recognize half of these names." He murmured to himself before continuing his monthly audit on the Sedanian lands. He remembered something, however, he summoned Lord Cauis de Ravensburg @GhostSHTR"Aren't the Hartcolds Orenian? They aren't on this list!"

"The Widow of the Late Viscount stated so? Looks like another lie from the mouth of a Bastard my Prince. But look, a Hit list" The Count de Ravensburg Laughed in return

[annabanana1014 2084]

Diana Vuiller nodded her head in approval as saw her husband's signature on the document. "One god, one empire, one empress and emperor."

[Shmeepicus 4219]

3 minutes ago, Nectorist said:

Philip III watches an interesting game of checkers unfold before him!

 

Ivan was abysmally demolished by a thirteen year old in a game of checkers. He glanced up at Philip, "oh my, you just watched the end of this didn't vy? How embarassing.." he'd comment of the checkers game the Emperor had just witnessed.

 

@Nectorist

[PrincessSnowie 539]

Vespira L. rolled her eyes at the poorly executed scheming. "The church oversteps in thinking we care about its opinion on our leadership, I see no use for them, now the Pontiffs Apartments?... I could find a use for those..." The Baroness said with a devilish smirk

[Fionn__TWG 2795]

Father Klaus went out for an evening ride on Tylos II son of the hidden gem Tylos I which he found among dirty workhorses in the Reinmaren stables. It was a long ride, going across the entire Kingdom of Haense, From Reinmar, all the way out to Jerovitz and Richtenburg in the east, over past Aurveldt, Valwyck and Otistadt to Vidaus, down to the far reaches of Ghaestenwald to the southwest, before returning home. Afterwards, he inspected Tylos' horseshoes, spotting a dent in one of the steed's front shoes "Nein rest for me, Ich suppose." he huffed as he began to get to work readying the tools for the repair "Suppose it's what Ich get for that ride." he said to Tylos, looking quite disappointed at the lack of a response from the horse, for some odd reason. Halfway through, the Reinmaren servant rushed into the stable, startling the priest "AAAHHH!" he cried before realising who it was "Ah, Hans, du scared me lad. What's that in dein hand?" the servant handed it to him and he began reading before stopping at the second paragraph "YarMOIR." he corrected as he threw the letter into the nearby pile of horse manure. As Hans tried to pick it up, he quickly commented "Don't pick it up, for ****'s sake!"

[Azie 657]

The Duchess of Azor sipped upon her prepared tea as she read the published letter.

[Borin 7646]

"I find that more actions, rather than words, are in order for Oren, and its people, to prove they are loyal to the Church." friar viktor scratches his bald head as he reads the open letter "I am... certainly conflicted by these events, to say the least" he concludes in his diary, sat in a pleasant Nu Loc tent

[Jentos 9425]

A rag-tag monk watched as wig-wearers fight amongst each other for political gain while retreating from another bitter defeat at the hands of Voidal entities forever multiplying in the horizon of blasted, dread Ando-Lur. Good times indeed, led to the creation of the weak. 

[Guest]

Cato Perea flagellates himself with a whip, before honking his tuba  thrice.

 

"The High Pontiff shall soon recite his death haiku."

Said the horrible, wretched pagan.

 

Exommunicato.

[Franczhiz 4438]

"An old man should have known better.. First he makes sure that eight-thousand Orenians are slaughtered by his own people, then he tries to install a wee pretender 'pon the Orenian Throne? If my great-grandfather saw Yaromir he would given him Owyn III flashbacks! Would not be the first pontiff to spill innocent blood!" Joseph Clement de Sarkozy said. "Perhaps a new epithet would do this old man well, Yaromir The Little."

[Eryane 3698]

Just now, argonian said:

 

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@Eryane

 

Wondered to myself, which came first, you leaking Cruz's logs or me leaking proof of you metagaming? Well it seems that I held my punches just a tad longer, huh?

 

Good luck explaining this.

Jurgen gasps!

 

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We knew in RP through a few people telling us themselves. If needed, staff may contact us and we will sort this out. I am more than willing to speak with them if necessary.

 

[Drew2_dude 2636]

"OH MY GODANI!" Andrik would shriek! "The pontiff wants to overthrow two excommunicated, kinslayin' pretenders!!! I'm shook to my core!" he'd look around the dinner table to the unfazed Baruchs. "though' ye all would be more shocked... guess the pretender 'n her shite nobles are the only ones."

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2 minutes ago, argonian said:

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first of all, delaneyG is an individual. weird to treat him as a conglomerate: "a few people". secondly, as weird as it may be for him to (utterly fail to) flirt w. a girl who's already dating his emperor, his leaks really don't account for much, because your regime has acted far beyond the info his leaks would give you, because even in this very post you've made a long list of claims which delaney's screenshots don't actually support in any way. If of course you'd bothered to read them, before patting him on the head for a job well done and going about solving the crisis through meta.

 

 

 

(( i support sh*ting on delaney but plz be nice to eryane she's a courteous person and means well, no matter your disagreement over an argument pertaining to a fictional note, in a fictional world, set in a land of blocks as its theater backdrop.

 

 

that being said, u make an interesting point, talk to orenian leadership rq over dms and hash it out. I doubt they're intending to meta-game or distort things, seems like a misunderstanding lol ))

[ReveredOwl 5639]

"You people literally created a schism and continue on following a new one, under the faithless pruvians." remarked Walton.

[Franczhiz 4438]

5 minutes ago, Basil Moroul said:

"You people literally created a schism and continue on following a new one, under the faithless pruvians." remarked Walton.

 

"We could have let your Pontiff bleed to death on the streets of Providence but now it is quite unfortunate that we did not, we saved him and this is how he rewards us. Unfortunate that he did not go on a similar fate as my dear friend Johanna. As my wise Uncle Franz once said, "Feel free to cry more."." A young Sarkozic shrugged.